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    Dog Food Recall: Thogersen Family Farms

    Most of us can rest easy – but if you’re feeing your dog raw food in Washington state, you may want to pay attention. Thogersen Family Farms, a small company in Stanwood, Washington, creates raw food that is only sold in a few retail stores, but they also deliver directly to customers. Thogersen Family Farms announced a voluntary recall of some of their 2 pound packaged products after samples tested by the Washington State Department of Agriculture were found to … Read more

    Proposed NC Bill Would Ban Animal Abusers From Adopting More Pets

    Two North Carolina state senators have proposed a bill to reduce animal abuse in their state. They hope to create an online registry, similar to those used to track sex offenders, to prevent convicted abusers from getting their hands on more pets. The registry would include offenders’ full names, mugshots and “other identifying information” shelter and rescue workers could review before approving an adoption. The North Carolina Animal Abuser Registry Act was introduced last week. If approved, first time offenders would be placed on … Read more

    5 Ingredients That Are Toxic to Dogs in Household Cleaners (+ 1 Great Alternative)

    When we clean our homes, we assume we’re making it safer for our loved ones. By getting rid of the microscopic viruses and bacteria that hang around our homes, we’re keeping a clean, healthy environment. But what we use when we clean can have negative effects on our pets’ health if we’re not careful. You wouldn’t leave open containers where your dog could drink them, but those same chemicals can still be harmful to your pets once they’re out of … Read more

    U.S. Soldiers Campaign To Bring Beloved Dog Home From Afghanistan

    The soldiers of Alpha Company 1/121 Battalion made a furry friend named Bear during their first month of deployment in Afghanistan. The scruffy stray wandered up to them and quickly stole their hearts. Now, with seven months left before they head home to Georgia, the soldiers are working to ensure Bear joins them in the U.S. They have partnered with the non-profit organization, Nowzad to raise funds for Bear’s safe passage. Like many other “war dogs” before him, Bear will need … Read more

    Canine Klepto Steals Hearts And Personal Belongings

    Kevin is a 4-year-old Lab Mix with a passion for cats, cat food, and pretty much all humans. On the surface he seems like the perfect pooch, but Kevin has a dark side. He lies in wait for his caretakers to let their guard down, creeping ever closer to his target. When the moment is right, Kevin makes his move. Among his victims: purses, spare change, clothing, and one tasty wrap sandwich. That’s right, Kevin is a kleptomaniac. He currently … Read more

    9 Scientific Reasons Your Life Is Better With A Dog

    Dogs are incredible creatures, and humans have loved them for thousands and thousands of years. It’s not without reason. If we could count every kiss, every swish of a tail, every smile, we would be able to tell our dog-less friends exactly how many benefits there are to having a dog in our lives! But these days people need “proof” and “scientific evidence” and such. So next time you meet a nay-sayer who wants hard facts that your dog makes … Read more

    BREAKING NEWS: Scientific Discovery In The Amazon Shatters What We Know About Dogs & Cats

    On a recent expedition in the Amazon region of South America, scientists captured a photo of a never before seen animal. The photo records what is believed to be the first documented proof that dogs and cats are one and the same. While we have bred domesticated dogs and cats to be mutually exclusive, this photo disproves what science has believed all along. iHeartDogs was fortunate enough to obtain an exclusive interview with Harvard professor Dr. Diego Gilberto, the lead … Read more

    Canine Cancer – What You Can Do To Protect Your Dog

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    Cancer is an unfortunate reality that many people with dogs must face. The scary truth is, the disease is quite common in pups. The Flint Animal Cancer Center at Colorado State University projects one in four dogs will experience the disease. Dog cancer is a serious issue facing all dog lovers. In simple terms, cancer is a disease where some of the body’s cells divide without stopping and spread into surrounding areas of the body. Cancers can form solid tumors, which are … Read more

    Puerto Rico Shelter Devastated by Hurricane Maria Gets a Rebuild!

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible. “Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico on September 20, 2017, and caused extensive damage to the entire island. Widespread power outages, food, and fuel shortages along with the already limited infrastructure on the island made for a slow recovery process. Rescue Rebuild was eager to help the animals of Puerto Rico, so we … Read more

    iHeartDogs Customers Bring Pup from Overseas to Live With Soldier Who Loves Him

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible. The primary mission of Puppy Rescue Mission (PRM) is to fundraise and bring home the ‘battle buddies’ of our military men and women deployed overseas. While PRM’s primary mission is to assist service members and their companions, PRM will also, from time to time, find a forever home for a stray animal. … Read more

    These Tasty Bones Naturally Keep Fleas Off Your Dog and Cost Pennies a Day

    It’s that time again… fleas are back in season! In fact for many of us in warmer areas like California or Florida, fleas remain a threat year around. A Natural, Inexpensive Method of Flea & Tick Control The new iHeartDogs Flea & Tick Guard Bones are a natural way to help keep your dog pest-free. The tasty little chews incorporates a small amount of garlic to ward off pests. When eaten daily, the blend of brewer’s yeast and garlic tablets make your pup … Read more

    4 Steps To Choosing The Best Veterinarian For You And Your Dog

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    You want your dog to be in the best health possible – so that means regular visits with a doctor you trust. But how can you pick the right veterinarian for your dog? There are often many choices, and it’s difficult to determine who is the best fit for your pooch. These are some simple steps to select a good medical provider for your loved one. Selecting a doctor for your dog is a critical decision because, as we mentioned, … Read more

    FDA Recall: Darwin’s Natural Dog Food Tests Positive For Salmonella

    On March 26, 2019, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration released a warning cautioning pet owners to not feed their animals 3 lots of Darwin’s Natural Pet Products raw dog food due to them testing positive for Salmonella. The Darwin’s foods affected are sold online, direct to consumers. RELATED: The Complete Dog Food Guide: Nutrition, Ingredients, Feeding & How to Choose What Products Are Affected The FDA states the codes for each product affected are listed in the second group of numbers … Read more

    Top Tips For A Terrific Road Trip With Your Dog

    If you can’t stand the thought of leaving your dog behind when you go on vacation, you’ve probably considered taking them with you on a road trip. This can lead to a fantastic vacation for everybody, but it involves lots of planning before you go anywhere. Here are some tips for the perfect road trip. Start With A Trip To The Vet Make sure your dog is current on their vaccinations and ask if they’ll need additional ones based on … Read more

    Everything You Need to Know About Urinary Tract Infections in Dogs

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    What’s worse than seeing your dog in pain? Not much. And if you have ever experienced a urinary tract infection, also known as bacterial cystitis, you know the disease is quite painful. Unfortunately, dogs can get urinary tract infections (UTIs) just like their humans. Bacterial UTIs are the most common infectious diseases in dogs, according to the Merck Veterinary Manual. They estimate the disease affects 14% of all dogs during their lifetime. Where does the disease come from and what should you look … Read more

    10 Movies That’ll Make You Cry And Want To Hug Your Dog

    Movies have the power to make us squeal with delight, cheer in victory, laugh hysterically, and sob uncontrollably. For dog lovers, movies that feature pups in peril, saving the day, or crossing the rainbow bridge are enough to bring us to our metaphorical knees. We’ve wrapped up a list of dog movies that are sure to pull at your dog lovin’ heart strings. Grab your box of tissues and snuggle up close. This is going to be sad-but great. #1 … Read more

    Rescuer Comforts Dying Stray Through The Night So He Won’t Pass Away Alone

    At iHeartDogs we love to bring you heartwarming and uplifting stories. However, we also think it is important to tell the sad tales sometimes, too. Devoted animal rescuers like Janine Guido do not have the option to turn away. They cannot simply scroll past the hopeless cases. In honor of Guido and the countless other rescuers doing their best to save, comfort, and rehome as many dogs as they can, we bring you the story of Watson. Janine Guido is … Read more

    UPDATE: Pittie Snoozes To Sweet Song At Shelter Slumber Party

    Have you ever really considered what it must be like to sleep in a shelter? Volunteers at the Maui Humane Society got to experience it for just one night when they snuggled up to shelter dogs at the MHS’s first ever Shelter Slumber Party! Director of Development & Community Outreach for MHS, Nancy Willis tells iHeartDogs that their inspiration came from another rescue. “I actually heard about another shelter in the Midwest that did it last year. It was a … Read more

    BREAKING: More Varieties of Dog Food Added to Recall for Elevated Vitamin D – Hill’s Prescription Diet & Science Diet Affected

    UPDATE: Hill’s Pet Nutrition has announced that it is voluntarily expanding a recall of its canned dog food due to the elevated levels of vitamin D previously found. The following products and lot numbers are affected. If you have any of these, stop feeding them immediately and return them for a full refund. Hill’s Pet Nutrition and Science Diet has voluntarily recalled select canned dog food products due to potentially elevated levels of vitamin D. While vitamin D is essential … Read more

    How Howie The Dog Helped This Combat Veteran & Family Get Back To A Normal Way Of Life

    Jim, a USMC combat veteran, suffered from PTSD after war and was in a really rough state. He frequently fell into trance-like episodes of anxiety and depression. These episodes would keep Jim from engaging in every day tasks, such as getting out of bed, going to the grocery store, or spending time with family. “We were just in a really dark spot in life…” Jim’s wife, Tracy explained. She began looking for help for Jim and eventually reached out to Patriotic Service … Read more

    Special Needs Pup and Her Senior Friend Get to Take Home Everything They Touch on Shopping Spree!

    It’s said that “every dog has their day,” and Rocky Kanaka is making sure that they do! Rocky Kanaka’s Dogs Day Out is one of our favorite series. In each episode, Rocky takes one lucky pup out of the shelter to have the best day of their life. That means special treats, trips to the beach, ball pits, kissing booths – whatever it takes to make them happy! Not only does Rocky put a smile on these faces, he’s boosting … Read more

    Adopt a Super Cute Sidekick at Wallis Annenberg PetSpace!

    Wallis Annenberg PetSpace is the incredibly cozy, hi-tech pet facility in Los Angeles that is changing the way that people think about shelters. They’re so excited about National Puppy Day (March 23) that they’ve decided to celebrate it all month! This week they’ll be unveiling their brand new Paws Lounge – a room that will be used for meet-and-greets with PetSpace residents as well as fun events, and activities. But for the moment, it’s home to five super-special, super-cute pups … Read more

    Dad Trains Family Dog to Supervise His Sister’s Homework

    Add one more task to a dog’s resume: homework enforcer. A father in South West China was fed up with his daughter using her smartphone instead of doing her homework, so he came up with a creative solution to keep her on track. The dad trained the family dog to supervise the girl while she attended to her studies. A dog did what? A video depicts the hilarious and adorable relationship between one white dog and his sister. A family … Read more

    Hero Puppy Takes Rattlesnake Bite To Protect His Mom

    Todd, a Golden Retriever puppy in Anthem, Arizona, is being called a hero by his mom for jumping in front of her to take a rattlesnake bite to his face that was intended for her leg. The incident happened on Friday, June 29 as Paula Godwin was hiking with her dogs. On her Facebook page, Godwin said: “So this morning [I] was up bright and early to go on a hike on 7th street [and] Carefree. It was a beautiful morning … Read more

    8 Amazingly Cute Toy Dog Breeds Ready To Sit On Your Lap

    The Toy breeds are some of the most popular dogs around the world. It’s easy to see why: they’re small, affectionate and were generally bred for the sole purpose of human companionship. They come with all sorts of different looks and personalities to fit your needs and are fun, easy to care for, and loyal companions. #1 – Yorkshire Terrier This tiny terrier was originally bred to hunt rats in clothing mills, but they’ve developed into one of the most … Read more

    Do Dogs Dream? Science Says Yes!

    Take a minute to stop and locate your dog. What is he doing? The answer is most likely sleeping. According to the National Sleep Foundation, pups spend between 12-14 hours sleeping each day. And puppies can sleep up to 20 hours a day. While they are snoozing, some dogs whimper, twitch, or bark leaving their humans wondering, do dogs dream? Well, according to science, the answer is an overwhelming yes. What’s the Deal With Dreaming Dogs? For humans, dreams are typically … Read more

    Two Shelters Get Improvements Thanks to iHeartDogs Heroes!

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible. Two shelters in one trip = a rewarding double build. Rescue Rebuild split both the crew and volunteers in half to help renovate shelters in Kentucky. This took quite a bit of juggling of both people and our one trailer of tools. Builds like this remind us why we do what we … Read more

    Artist’s Breathtaking Pics Remind Us To Appreciate The Little Moments With Our Dogs

    It can be difficult to put into words just how much you love your dog. The pure joy they inject into our lives can elevate even the most everyday moments into something worth telling everybody about. Los Angeles based artist Yaoyao Ma Van As tells the story of her and her beloved pooch in incredible illustrations on Instagram. The cute, colorful pictures are guaranteed to give you warm, fuzzy feelings when you see yourself and your favorite companion in the … Read more

    Tesla Announces First Safety Feature Meant For Your Dog

    Good news, dog lovers! Your love for your dog is changing the world for the better. Accommodating pets is no longer limited to pet stores and parks. Restaurants, shops, and other businesses big and small are realizing that making it easier to take your dog everywhere is the key to our hearts – and wallets! Tesla has announced that it’s Model S, Model X, and Model 3 vehicles will come equipped with a feature called “dog mode,” which will allow … Read more

    UPDATE: Sham Rescue Under Investigation for Animal Abuse, Money Scams, and Breeding Dogs for Profit

    UPDATE 7/2020: RSO and ATR have both shut down, but unfortunately, that does not mean the Millers are out of business. Their newest business appears under yet another name and seems to have the same shady practices that their other organizations did. Furthermore – they seem to enjoy writing snarky, rude responses to concerned people who leave negative reviews of their business on Google. Those looking to adopt in the Portland area should beware. Original Post: Warning – this story … Read more

    4 Festive St. Patrick’s Day Ideas to Celebrate Your Irish Pride

    St. Patrick’s Day is quickly approaching, and even if you don’t have any Irish heritage, it’s always fun to put on something green and celebrate. And what better way to display your “Irish Pride” than to spoil yourself, and your pup, with a little St. Patty’s Day fun.   1. No Pinch for You! Be fashionably fabulous with a super comfy St. Patrick’s Day t-shirt from iHeartDogs.com. You’ll be decked out in green AND feed 7 shelter dogs with your purchase. … Read more

    Athlete Thanks Dog Who Saved Her Life By Training Pup For Service

    What do you do to show your gratitude to the dog who saved your life and gave you back your confidence? What gesture could ever be enough? Sgt. Christy Gardener didn’t know how to pay it all back to her dog – so she decided to pay it forward. Christy lost both her legs while serving overseas with the U.S. Army. Like many of our servicemen and women, Christy faced extreme mental anguish when she returned home, and often considered … Read more

    Woman Rescues Starving Dog Left to Die on Streets

    Get your tissues ready. You won’t be able to read this story and without a tear coming to your eye. This is the tale of a young woman in Argentina who rescued a starving dog left to die on the streets. If you are heartbroken at the thought of a dog going hungry, have no fear, this story has a happy ending. The Hero of Our Story Meet Hercules. This picture was taken before his journey of rehabilitation began. It … Read more

    Neglected, Abused Malamute Makes Incredible Recovery!

    Even for a dog who had spent his whole life outdoors on a chain, Odin was in very, very bad shape. He was found on a property owned by dog breeders who had neglected Odin and several other dogs. When rescuers first saw him, he wasn’t even recognizable as an Alaskan Malamute. Instead of a fluffy, black and white dog, Odin was grey, nearly hairless, and skinny to the point that his skin was hanging off his frame. Rescuers took … Read more

    7-Year-Old Girl Fighting Brain Tumor Asks For Letters From Dogs

    The Mertens family is going through a rough time, but they’re getting by with a little help from their furriest friends from all over the world! Emma Mertens is 7-years-old, and is described as a kind, big-hearted girl. She’s playful, happy, loves her family, and she loves, loves, LOVES dogs! The Mertens family doesn’t have a dog in their home, but Emma enjoys dog-sitting for friends and neighbors. In late January Emma was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, an … Read more

    10 Easy Ways To Stop Your Dog From Begging

    It’s a scene we’ve all been party to a million times or more. The table is set, the family is seated, and as you attempt to take that first bite of the delicious meal you’ve lovingly prepared, you become distracted by a most unwelcome site. Your beloved family dog is seated very nearby, eyeing your food longingly, perhaps with a long string of drool making its slow descent to the floor. Never does your dog sit so still or so … Read more

    Veteran’s Service Dog Attacked By Groomer – Tail Amputated

    My nightmare! And I know I’m not alone. I love getting my pups groomed. Shiny, brushed-out coats. The sweet smell of perfume…until they jump into the creek. Ugh! But I always worry when I drop them off at the groomer. Somewhere, in the back of my mind, I worry. Will the groomer be nice? Do they really love dogs like I do or is it just a job to pay bills? What if Sandy, my sassy little girl, doesn’t cooperate … Read more

    Constant Panting Could Be A Sign Of A Serious Problem

    It seems to most of us that our dogs constantly have their mouths open, panting. We notice that it seems to be louder or more obvious after running or playing, but other than that we may not give it much thought. However, knowing why your dog pants is an important key to reading your dog in order to identify health and emotional states. Every dog owner should be paying attention to their dog’s “panting habits.” It could save their life. … Read more

    10 Reasons to Fall in Love with a Dog Person

    We all joke about not dating someone who our dog doesn’t like, but there is some truth in these words. When someone else enters the picture that does not understand why our dog comes first (or even a close second), it can cause problems. Falling in love with someone who is a dog lover can avoid a lot of fights, heartaches, and frustration.   #1 – Willing to Share the Bed A mutual dog lover will be more likely to not mind sharing … Read more

    City Photographer Gives Up Everything To Live In The Country With Hundreds Of Dogs

    Would you give up everything you own – your home, your career, your lifestyle – for your dog? Russian photographer Daria Pushkareva did exactly that, but for the chance to save hundreds of dogs. Pushkareva once worked in entertainment, lending her talents to produce films, television shows, and a full-length feature. For six years she worked long hours with little off-time, pushing herself to exhaustion to succeed in her career. The stress and busy days drove her to find something … Read more

    9 Myths About Dog Aggression

    There’s no denying the fact an aggressive dog is potentially dangerous. It’s a problem that requires attention from a professional dog behaviorist, but there’s a lot more to canine aggression than most people realize. Aggression is one of the most common behavioral issues seen in dogs, and it’s one of the top reasons why dogs are euthanized and surrendered to shelters. Coincidentally, it’s also one of the most misunderstood topics in the dog world. We’re here to clear the air … Read more

    Service Dog Sully Meets Hero Pilot Captain Sully

    Sully the service dog has been a busy boy since his last assignment ended. Sully came into the service of former President George H.W. Bush shortly after the passing of his wife and first lady, Barbara Bush. Sully was trained by America’s Vet Dogs and spent the last few months of H.W.’s life with him. It’s said that he and the former president were very closely bonded. When his friend died, a photo of Sully resting near the flag-draped casket … Read more

    7 Ways Your Pup Is Secretly Telling You He’s Stressed

    When something is wrong, our beloved canine companions don’t have the luxury of being able to tell us what’s bothering them. Not using words at least. There are several ways our pups secretly tell us they’re stressed. They communicate with us nonverbally through their body language and actions. Think about the last time you took your pup to…​dare I say it…the​ V-E-T. Here are 7 ways to tell if your pup is stressed. ​ 1. They Shiver I’m a proud … Read more

    12 Funny Things Dog Lovers Do That We Don’t Always Talk About

    Let’s face it…we’re absolutely crazy about our pups. So crazy, in fact, that sometimes we act a little weird around our canine companions. Whether it’s baking them special treats or talking to them like they’re wittle babies, you know that your non-dog crazy friends would totally tease you if they knew how you really treat your dog. But that’s okay, we understand. For every weird little way you show your dog love, there’s another person out there who does the same thing. Here are … Read more

    Warning For Small Dog Owners After Bird Of Prey Attacks Pup

    A small-dog owner is warning others after her tiny Yorkie experienced a scary close-call with a large bird last week. It may seem like the kind of strange event that is unlikely to happen to you and your dog, but that’s exactly why she wants to warn others to remain vigilant. Cecilia Celis has two Yorkies, both were outside on her family’s gated patio one day last week while she was indoors preparing a meal. The two were noisy, barking, … Read more

    Can You Give Keller His Forever Home? Austin Animal Center Needs You!

    Update: Keller has a home! From Kayla Murray with the Austin Animal Center: Tara saw his story and reached out to us back in October. She had a lot going on, mainly moving to Indiana from Massachusetts AND starting a new job. But she knew she was the person for Keller so we have made it work! She just bought a house and closes on it in a couple of weeks, and the plan is for us to take Keller … Read more

    9 Things Only People Who Have Rescued A Dog Understand

    I’ll say it… my rescue dog rescued me. I’m not perfect. We all have issues, right? But having a dog around changes you. Your mindset, health and mental stability. For the better. My life has changed drastically since adopting my dog, Maizey. I find myself smiling and enjoying life more since becoming a parent. While it’s a huge commitment, I look forward to seeing her face every morning. When I come home, being greeted by that wagging tail…let’s be honest … Read more

    This Google Chrome Add-On Is FREE and Feeds Shelter Dogs Monthly

    Now you can look at wonderful dogs every time you open your Chrome Browser AND feed shelter dogs every single month. AND IT’S FREE! 🐕👏👏👏👏 iHeartDogs.com is excited to now offer a Google Chrome add-on that showcases wonderful pups everytime you open the internet (seriously what is better right?). Here is what it looks like: AND every month your iHeartDogs Chrome Add-On is active (ie. installed), a meal is donated to a shelter in need. EVERY. SINGLE. MONTH. 👉You can literally … Read more

    Dog Snugglers Needed at Humane Society of Tampa Bay

    Help Wanted: dedicated worker with big heart, kind hands, and time for snuggles. Must love dogs. If this sounds like you and you’re in the Tampa Bay area, your dream job is waiting for you! The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is seriously seeking volunteers to snuggle their shelter pets! There’s a shortage of snuggles going around now that many of their student volunteers have gone back to their studies after the winter break. Dogs – especially those who may … Read more

    Photos Show The True Life Of Military Dogs

    We often hear about the incredible work police and military working dogs do, and the lasting impression they leave on those who work with them. But it’s difficult to understand what really goes on between dog and handler if you’re not one yourself. Films about MWDs give us a quick glimpse, but according to handlers, they often miss the mark. “It is very hard for handlers to watch movies about MWDs nowadays because we are always their biggest critics,” Air … Read more

    8 Things Only Dog Parents Understand

    Dogs. They hog our beds, steal our shoes, and often cause us just as much worry as our human children. People who don’t have pets must wonder why we choose to share our lives with these furry little menaces. Only dog parents understand the devotion and unconditional love they offer. They may be challenging and downright naughty at times, but the adoration we see in our dogs’ soulful eyes makes it all worthwhile! If you have canine roommates, you’ll definitely … Read more